The National tribune., 1887-05-19


ntcni on Memorial Day. EX Gov. Joshua L. Cham
bcrlain Will deliver the address.
MISSOURI
Ransom Post, No. Isl, St. Louis. mustered IN 50
recruits on May III.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Perry Post. Lebanon, has secured the services of
keN. T. Il. Farrell as orator Memorial Day.
f"si NO. 81, Londonderry, has surrendered Its
charter.
Al a regular meeting ofCenrre 6. Cram Post. No
81 Meredith John T. kendrick was elected Com
mauder vice Philip McCriils, resigned: Paschal
j. Reed, Senior Wee Commander, and Charles IL
Perklns, Junior Vice Commander
PENNSYLVANIA
A. J. Rcei, Iit,sburg: James A. Cloves was re-
Gently dishonorbly discharged from .. III. Ripley
Post. No. 81. for cmhezz ement.
The inspection Of the Posts in this Department
VIII Toe made under ihc direction aud supervision
OF the Department Inspector, Col. Frank J. Magee.
There viii be but one inspection. and that mast be
completed aud report made 10 the Inspector not
iatcr Than July is, lss7 The Department viii be
divided into IS districts with Assistant Inspector
at Large lu charge. As near as your correspond
eni could learn they will lac divided and the COM
rAucs appointed a. Assistants as follows:
Distuet No. 1, Philadelphia, north side OF Vine
street-Nm. I. Broadhead. of Post g. Assistant In
spectur-at- Large; Assistants lohn = French Post
>: Al, j. Nohn. 81: Chas. A. Suydam. 3l2: w. Clark
Johnson ~; Allan Hit. s.; Samuel Jones. 80.
District No. ?. Philadelphia, Vine street aud south
OF Vine ,treet-Jeny Fisher, II, A L. at J.; Assist
ants, John Hays, s; Zacl Collins. 10; John N. Mis-
siner, 100; Chas Taylor, 40; Thos. B. Belcher, "a
W. B Bright. ll5
District No. g. City of Pittsburg and Allegheny
County south Of Monongaheia River. +. Schro-
der, r, 3. A. j. at l.; Assistants Alfred Oates Il
George "A. Lndley, III; John c. Thomas. 2S6; J. NJ.
Hoover, 2u1; Z. ID. Agerter, 25.
District No. 4, City of Allegheny aud remainder
OF Allegheny County, not included in District No.
8-Nil.iain 4. Bradberry, l62, A. J. at L.; Assist
outs, John Brown, l2S; Thomas j. Gist 50; J, A
Hutchinson, s.; Samuel II. johnson. SIS.
District No. 5. Montgomery aud Bucks Counties
W Is. Nerngesser, ~, A. j: at L.; Assistants. john
II lilfl llfaaA ftH 4 ltfsrsar 10 It.l-
bert 5l5; J. II. Bishop. iS9; Y. l.. Neiman, II; IL.
Townsend, 300; Henry Beaver. ~.
District No q. Chester aud Delaware Counties
>. ~ SLoever, -, A. L. at L.; Assistants, A. W. B.
Smith, l49; D. A. March. 81; n Wilson, 255; A.
Maguire, $50; c. g. Waits, Is; Sam'l Virtue, Smyr-
ma. 35s.
District No. z. Lehigh, NORTHAMPTON, Monroe
aud Carbon Counties-Edmund Randall. S7s. A. !. at
l. Assistants, Levi Smoyer. 81; Moses Jacoby, 36s;
j. ;. Webb sSi; R. Il. Mcdonald, 2l7.
District No 8, Lackawanna, Wayne and Pike
Countles-J. II. ihmpson, $40, A. i. at L.; Assist
ants X. w. Brady, l9S; y. It. Davis ls7i ii. La
throp 3u4; H. j.. Paine, l39.
District No. 3 Lancaster and Bcrlzs Countless.
B Giepper, us. A. I. at L.: Assistants j. H. Bru-
baker, 5O2; J. IT, BricScr, 5l7; james a Nimlow,
81; Nm. It. Gorrell. l6; VIM. Smedey, 226; j. 5.
smith, 4O5; j. II. Schmell. &c.
District No. 10. Schuylkill County-W w Potts
., A. ! at l. Assistants, Jos. Deming, a.; d. Nor
gan, l46; W. }. q. Smith, %; John MclBarron ass.
District No. III, Luzene Conuty-F. NJ. Shoe
maker ", A. / at !. Assistants, Cyrus Straw, 20;
&. IA. Wilson, 100; W. Is Hughes, 257; Thos Eng
lish, 2l5; Charles n. Hail, 33g
District No. ~, Wyoming and Sullivan Counties
w. n. Reynolds. 9s A. 1. AT L.; Assistants. l..
whitney, l6s; y b. Walters. 2lli II. ii. Evans,
District No. ls, Susquehannah County-Clark
Evans, 55, A. L. at L.. Assistants, g. C. BooIstaves
9i2; Is. q Vance, 222; ID. q. Ttman, 9Si j. A.
District No. Il, Bradford County-Chas. T. Hull,
202, A. i. at L.. Assistants J. g. Butler 81; @. A.
Terry. -.
District No. IS, York, Adams and Cumberland
Counties-ln charge Of Department Inspector;
Assistants B. X Goodyear. 2Ol; ID. A. Hauck AIS;
NJ ii. Mccall, SOC; NJ. o. Smith, 80: w. r. Zeigler,
9; n. B. Mailman, 81; }. G. CHANNEL. go.
District No l6 Dauphin and Lebanon Counties
Thomas II. MalOney, IS. A. l. at L.; Assistants NJ.
a. Gherst, AZ Henry COrdes, 2l2; Jacob j. Reese,
ll6 J. b. Mccoy 232
District No. II, Northumberland, Montour and
Columbia Counties-ln charge of VIM. B. Bird, q.
NJ. o. Assistants, VIM siegfried g2; A. Is. Patton,
y Mm. j. Scott, l59; q. w. Reifsnyder, l7O;
Philip Moore. 83j; Jos. Gould, o.
District No. ls. Hoga County-O. g. Kimball a. !
A. nj l.; Assistants ii. ]. Ripley, IS; A 5. Rey-
noids 4Oli j. q BeIknGp, 476i A. M. Dunham, sos;
District No. 49, Lycoming, Union and Snyder
Counties-A. h. schon, A. i. at L.: Assistants, O. |
oote, 2i1i g. G. Gulchins, BOB; ID. Artman. 3i9; NJ
District No. 20. Junata. Perry and Miniin Coun-
ues-N. III, Allison, l3i, A. J. at l.; Assistants =
NJ. shuler SOs' w w, Trout, l7ei J. ii. Bleistein |
District No. q, Franklin. Fulton and Hunting |
don Conntes-T. H. GillHDd, 309, A. l. NJ l. Assist
D. il
2yo; >. Stcel, ~; b. r. ClilcOat 252.
District No. 32, Bedford and Somerset Counties
r. r. koonz, 2l0, A. L. at L.; Assistants j. H. Raush
5isi Noah scott, Soii Nm. Il. EichOltz, 382; w. w.
District No. %, Cambria and Blair Counties |
Alex \. Hart, a. j. AT l.; Assistants III. H. Snyder |
Ssi ~. f1tzharrls, 8l4; Thos Bushman, g.
District No y, Center and Clinton Counties-Geo |
4. dlciiaels, A. L. al L., l22; Assistants, O. w. |
Dnnkle ~ John Noll, 65; Jas. A. Quigiey, BOP; |
George w. Miles, 2G3; H. j.. Rumberger, l42: w
A. Tobias POS; w. IL. Fry, 272: A. II. smith, 90
District No -. Potter, McKcan Cameron aud |
Ek Counties-E. R. sherman, lsl, A. L. at L.; AS |
sistHnls John u McNeil, 49, C. NJ Barrett. 43l; |
James Frazer, 356.
District No 26. Clearfield and Jefferson Counties
-. Il. HALL 2s2, A. T. ht j.; Assistants J. J. Young
Z5a H. A. Irwin, ls4i Ira NJ Felt 2G9; L. A. Shaw, |
The other districts win comprise the Counties OF
Fayeiie Mestmoreland. Greene, Washington In. |
diana, Armstrong, Clarion, Butler Lawrence Bea-
ver, Mercer, NcnangO, Warren, Forrest Crawford /
Ahd l-ile The names OF those conneoted with these
Counties could not be secured as they had not been
decided
There IL movement on foot amongst the Posts Of |
ftisDnfg ana Allegheny CITY 10 have the National /
i-Hcainpment meet Ia eithercily ia 1888 The move
meut wns started by the introducing OF "A series OF
resolutions in Post No. l2s. 10y Thos O. sample, Of
that Post. They referred 10 "A committee CON
sisiiDg Of Comrades Fleming Gerwig stock house
aHd Schadd, who were instructed 10 present them /
10 City Councils FOR iudUrremcnt
scott Post. No, il4 hus adopted resolutions thank
Ing Representative Ring for the able manner in |
which lac HtiOduced and advocated the passage of /
TIE OIL giving preference 10 houortby discharged i
soldiers and sailors upon public work under state
and National Government.
Post No. :, Philadelphia will receive an official /
vi1l from Department Commander HARPER and /
stan on Tuesday evening Nav 81
On Wednesday, June y, Post No l3s Green. /
castle, VIII dedicate "A monument 10 Corpl Rihl, /
the FIRST Union soldier killed in Pcnnsylvanin dur,
Ing tIe rebellion. The State Legislature has APP |
pruprlatcd 600 for that purpose
Gityy Solicitor oi Philadelphia, Chas ". Warwick |
will deliver the GRAFTON FOR Post 90 on Memorial
Day.
On "Wednesday evening. May 25 the Ladies' Aid |
Association Of Post ll5 will present the Post with
Tour new hags. Past Department Commander J. /
NJ Nandcrslice viii mike the presentation address
and p T. G. William E-enbrown will receive the /
coors on behalf Of the Post.
lhomas Jenkins Post, No sls was mustered on /
tuesday evening May 10, Rt Black Lick, Indiana /
20. by hoberi j. Irwin, A. ID. q. on National SiafT
Ia compliance with Special Orders No 80 from De-
partnent Headquarters. Delegates we're present /
from Post -, of Indiana; 80. of Salisbury; G2 of
Altoona l8l. OF Bluirsvillc; ssl of MecilAniosburg
ana 53S, oi Homer City. There were 20 comrades |
mustered. The election Of officers resulted as fol-
lows; Commanders, ID, n. Jenkins; = V, JW
Hendrickson; J. V. c., Thomas Cramer. surg
Joseph NJ keer; Chap. Fredk BOYER; O a.
JOhu y. Bennett Adlt. Samuel Hazlett; o. d. q /
bl, Cribs; q. O., John q. Deyinney = NJ James
Deyinney; q. M ., }. NJ Wiley After Tie install
lailon Of officers banquet was held The Muster /
Ing ohctr reports the Post starting with excel
lent prospects,
Anna N Ross Post No o. sf phii,a,l,,t,ta LA